About

SYNOPSIS:

Natalie "Nate" Cross works for the government - any government that pays, that is. Technically, she's a subcontractor - like Haliburton, only with guns. She gets hired to hunt down scum and dispose of them - and she always gets her man. Always.

Natalie loves the color pink. As in, "pink mist" (you can figure that one out). Her prison psychiatrist called her "unstable". Blame her dad, he was the dangerous one. Old School. Black Ops. And he always wanted a son (that’s why he called her “Nate”). He taught her things like, how to skin a deer and how to fire a rifle. So please forgive Natalie for being a "little girl" in a woman's body, for wanting a childhood she never had, and for trying to walk away from The Life she was born and bred into.

Prison was a haven for her after she quit, and she'd still be there if her biological clock hadn't started ringing. So now she's back on contract, working The List...

PRINCIPLE CAST & FILMMAKERS:

The series stars NATALIE RAITANO (TV series 'VIP'), SHEREE J. WILSON (best know from 'Walker, Texas Ranger'), KIM MATULA (TV series 'LA to Vegas') and MATTHEW TOMPKINS ('Odd Man Out').

Written by MIKE MADEN and directed by BLAKE CALHOUN.

For the entire cast & crew list visit IMDb.com.

FUN FACTS:

'PINK' premiered on YouTube in September 2007 and was one of the very first dramatic web series on that site utilizing film-style, high-quality cinematic production value.

When the show originally launched on YouTube (along with MySpace and Revver) it was released in SD video (standard definition) although it was shot in HD. No platforms in 2007 offered HD streaming!

'PINK' was one of the very first original web series on Hulu.

The series was nominated for Best Drama, Best Actress and Best Director at the inaugural Streamy Awards® in 2009 - and won Best Director.

'PINK' was a Webby Award® Honoree in 2008 and 2009.

The show has tens of millions of views on YouTube, Hulu and many other platforms - now including Vimeo On-Demand and Amazon Prime.

The prequel "Daddy's Rules" was originally shot in 2012 to use in a Kickstarter campaign that ended up never happening, so it was dormant for many years - until its ultimate release in 2023 (almost 16 years after the original show launched).